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In re N.H.

Citations

  • 168 Vt. 508
  • 724 A.2d 467
  • 1998 Vt. LEXIS 403

How courts have described this case

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  • explaining that evidence may be “clear and convincing” even if contradicted or impeached
  • appeal becomes moot when issues presented are no longer “live” or parties lack cognizable interest in outcome
  • “Even where the standard of proof is clear and convincing evidence, we will uphold trial court findings as long as there is substantial evidence to support them although they are contradicted by credible evidence.” (quotation omitted)
  • evaluating continued involuntary civil commitment
  • evaluating continued involuntary civil commitment

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Judges: Johnson

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